From the early hours, the atmosphere buzzes with excitement as relatives and friends gather, dressed in bright ethnic attire—men often in kurta-pajamas with turbans and women in sparkling lehengas or sarees adorned with heavy jewelry. Traditional music, often accompanied by the beats of the dhol and local folk songs, sets a festive tone. One of the highlights is the “baraat,” a joyful procession where the groom arrives on a decorated horse or in a car, dancing alongside his family and friends. Expect a lot of playful teasing between both sides of the family, hearty laughter, and elaborate traditional rituals performed around the sacred fire during the “pheras.” Haryanvi hospitality is legendary, so guests can look forward to being treated like family, enjoying a lavish spread of local delicacies like kachri ki sabzi, bajre ki roti, and ghee-laden sweets. It’s a day full of warmth, noise, customs, and celebration—an unforgettable cultural experience.